Titlebook: Onboard Computers, Onboard Software and Satellite Operations; An Introduction Jens Eickhoff Book 2012 Springer Berlin Heidelberg 2012 Attit

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1869-1730 t part covers the concepts of spacecraft operations from ground. This includes the nominal operations concepts, the redundancy concept and the topic of failure detection, isolation and recovery..The baseline ex978-3-662-50734-6978-3-642-25170-2Series ISSN 1869-1730 Series E-ISSN 1869-1749

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Historic Introduction to Onboard Computersmplete compilation of all missions and their computer equipment, but targets for understanding the major milestones on the way to today’s implementations concerning both OBC hardware and OBSW. Both human space missions as well as unmanned deep space probes including satellite missions are treated re

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Onboard Computer Main Elementsnders for interfacing with the ground, has bus interfaces connecting it to intelligent spacecraft control units and to the “Remote Interface Unit”, (RIU) – in figure 4.3 called “I/O Board” – and finally the OBC has interfaces to dedicated payload computers or controllers. The RIU couples the OBC to

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OBC Mechanical Designrivial requirements and may not be underestimated. Not only the interconnection between OBC PCBs and OBC housing but also the entire assembly of the OBC has to withstand.First of all the chips are mounted with according soldering connections onto the boards. The most common designs used are “Surface

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Special Onboard Computersh include considerable computational power. The most obvious components are navigation receivers for GPS, Galileo and / or GLONASS. Another class of equipment requiring significant CPU performance are star trackers. Modern star trackers are equipped with their own ERC32 or even LEON processor for fa

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Onboard Software Development of spacecraft systems engineering effort beforehand. The entire OBSW development comprises the steps:.Each of these topics is worth being addressed separately and is worth being treated in an individual chapter below.